.cls file can´t be installed manually in MiKTeX
Well I have read previous questions regarding this, but no one seems to give a proper response.
I have a .cls file build by somebody that I need to use. So, according to revious posts I have read here enter link description here I should put it inside a texmf folder inside MiKTeX. I have Windows and MiKTeX 2.9, but cannot find any texmf folder.
Where should I put this .cls file and how to run it?
miktex texmf
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Well I have read previous questions regarding this, but no one seems to give a proper response.
I have a .cls file build by somebody that I need to use. So, according to revious posts I have read here enter link description here I should put it inside a texmf folder inside MiKTeX. I have Windows and MiKTeX 2.9, but cannot find any texmf folder.
Where should I put this .cls file and how to run it?
miktex texmf
edited 25 mins ago
José Carlos Santos
6951217
asked Mar 7 at 9:28
Elda
1
1
You can also put it in the same folder as your document.
– Marijn
Mar 7 at 9:30
1
Just put the file in your working directory next to your tex file. Or do you need to use this class often?
– Johannes_B
Mar 7 at 9:31
1
If you want to install it in a texmf folder so that it can be found from various documents, create a folder structure (outside miktex) called mytexmftexlatexmyclass. Put your class in the myclass folder, and then add the rootmytexmfin miktex settings or the new miktex console as a new root. You can freely choose the namemytexmf.
– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 7 at 9:34
Just follow tex.stackexchange.com/questions/69483/… to create an local texmf directory ...
– Kurt
Mar 15 at 0:48
add a comment |
Well I have read previous questions regarding this, but no one seems to give a proper response.
I have a .cls file build by somebody that I need to use. So, according to revious posts I have read here enter link description here I should put it inside a texmf folder inside MiKTeX. I have Windows and MiKTeX 2.9, but cannot find any texmf folder.
Where should I put this .cls file and how to run it?
miktex texmf
edited 25 mins ago
José Carlos Santos
6951217
asked Mar 7 at 9:28
Elda
1
Well I have read previous questions regarding this, but no one seems to give a proper response.
I have a .cls file build by somebody that I need to use. So, according to revious posts I have read here enter link description here I should put it inside a texmf folder inside MiKTeX. I have Windows and MiKTeX 2.9, but cannot find any texmf folder.
Where should I put this .cls file and how to run it?
miktex texmf
miktex texmf
edited 25 mins ago
José Carlos Santos
6951217
asked Mar 7 at 9:28
Elda
1
edited 25 mins ago
José Carlos Santos
6951217
asked Mar 7 at 9:28
Elda
1
edited 25 mins ago
José Carlos Santos
6951217
edited 25 mins ago
José Carlos Santos
6951217
edited 25 mins ago
José Carlos Santos
6951217
6951217
asked Mar 7 at 9:28
Elda
1
asked Mar 7 at 9:28
Elda
1
asked Mar 7 at 9:28
Elda
1
1
1
You can also put it in the same folder as your document.
– Marijn
Mar 7 at 9:30
1
Just put the file in your working directory next to your tex file. Or do you need to use this class often?
– Johannes_B
Mar 7 at 9:31
1
If you want to install it in a texmf folder so that it can be found from various documents, create a folder structure (outside miktex) called mytexmftexlatexmyclass. Put your class in the myclass folder, and then add the rootmytexmfin miktex settings or the new miktex console as a new root. You can freely choose the namemytexmf.
– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 7 at 9:34
Just follow tex.stackexchange.com/questions/69483/… to create an local texmf directory ...
– Kurt
Mar 15 at 0:48
add a comment |
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You can also put it in the same folder as your document.
– Marijn
Mar 7 at 9:30
1
Just put the file in your working directory next to your tex file. Or do you need to use this class often?
– Johannes_B
Mar 7 at 9:31
1
If you want to install it in a texmf folder so that it can be found from various documents, create a folder structure (outside miktex) called mytexmftexlatexmyclass. Put your class in the myclass folder, and then add the rootmytexmfin miktex settings or the new miktex console as a new root. You can freely choose the namemytexmf.
– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 7 at 9:34
Just follow tex.stackexchange.com/questions/69483/… to create an local texmf directory ...
– Kurt
Mar 15 at 0:48
1
1
You can also put it in the same folder as your document.
– Marijn
Mar 7 at 9:30
You can also put it in the same folder as your document.
– Marijn
Mar 7 at 9:30
1
1
Just put the file in your working directory next to your tex file. Or do you need to use this class often?
– Johannes_B
Mar 7 at 9:31
Just put the file in your working directory next to your tex file. Or do you need to use this class often?
– Johannes_B
Mar 7 at 9:31
1
1
If you want to install it in a texmf folder so that it can be found from various documents, create a folder structure (outside miktex) called mytexmftexlatexmyclass. Put your class in the myclass folder, and then add the root
mytexmf in miktex settings or the new miktex console as a new root. You can freely choose the name mytexmf.– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 7 at 9:34
If you want to install it in a texmf folder so that it can be found from various documents, create a folder structure (outside miktex) called mytexmftexlatexmyclass. Put your class in the myclass folder, and then add the root
mytexmf in miktex settings or the new miktex console as a new root. You can freely choose the name mytexmf.– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 7 at 9:34
Just follow tex.stackexchange.com/questions/69483/… to create an local texmf directory ...
– Kurt
Mar 15 at 0:48
Just follow tex.stackexchange.com/questions/69483/… to create an local texmf directory ...
– Kurt
Mar 15 at 0:48
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You can also put it in the same folder as your document.
– Marijn
Mar 7 at 9:30
1
Just put the file in your working directory next to your tex file. Or do you need to use this class often?
– Johannes_B
Mar 7 at 9:31
1
If you want to install it in a texmf folder so that it can be found from various documents, create a folder structure (outside miktex) called mytexmftexlatexmyclass. Put your class in the myclass folder, and then add the root
mytexmfin miktex settings or the new miktex console as a new root. You can freely choose the namemytexmf.– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 7 at 9:34
Just follow tex.stackexchange.com/questions/69483/… to create an local texmf directory ...
– Kurt
Mar 15 at 0:48